2:27 am
"JD" wrote: I was also wondering if any firewood is allowed in camp?
I was planning to bring firewood. I believe you can still have campfires in designated campgrounds.
Here are google directions, I'm not sure if they help.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=.....38;source= ... 13797&z=16
2:30 am
I have a problem. UPS has dropped the ball on the shirts. They've been sitting in their warehouse in San Jose. I'm not sure what's going on after multiple phone calls. I plan to wait for them to be delivered tomorrow then head up the hill. Fred, this means the odds of me meeting you at 10 are basically zero. I'll call you if that changes. Remind me never to volunteer to take care of something like this again. I'll see you all as soon as I can get there. Sorry.
4:20 am
Club Member
July 10, 2003
Not one drop of rain while I was there and today was absolutely perfect weather
Howdy...we got to see the "ding-dong" that bought your Bronco blow up his axle/ujoint right in front of us
We tried to help him, but apparently he knows a lot more than we do and proceded to gernade it Too funny...I mean, who blows an axle on Hill #5 🙄
I used to wheel a lot. . .
6:37 am
January 7, 2003
"JohnDF" wrote:
Howdy...we got to see the "ding-dong" that bought your Bronco blow up his axle/ujoint right in front of us
That must have been Jean-Paul....LOL I was wondering if he still had it. The last video I saw of him driving it at the Hammers, he put a dent in the side and blew up the rear driveshaft.
1:31 pm
Club Member
July 10, 2003
The most impressive thing I saw was a bone stock Jeep wrangler TJ (Sport) with the stock 30 inch GS-A tires. He made the trail with many tugs. But still, impressive.
The worst thing I saw was a guy in a stock FJ Cruiser (his Wife's). He had a crappy attitude and accused us of blocking the "real" trail because he couldn't make it over the obstacle. He was the only person that made us move the rig so he could take the bypass. That was after trying the obstacle several times and refusing help.
The best comment of the day...Keane was asking everybody if they wanted us to show them the line, or if they wanted to try the obstacle on their own. He asked one guy in a well built rig...and he said... "What obstacle?"
I used to wheel a lot. . .
2:58 pm
"JohnDF" wrote: The worst thing I saw was a guy in a stock FJ Cruiser (his Wife's). He had a crappy attitude and accused us of blocking the "real" trail because he couldn't make it over the obstacle. He was the only person that made us move the rig so he could take the bypass. That was after trying the obstacle several times and refusing help.
It is amazing how hard headed some people can be. We got rigs that were less equipped than his was up with a little patience. It was fun to watch him beat it on the rocks though.
I can't even comment on Jean-Paul. What a ding-dong.
John: Turn driver.
Jean-Paul: What about passenger?
John: Turn driver and come forward.
Jean-Paul: I'm going to try passenger.
John: ok, I'm leaving.
Howdy's Old Bronco: Vrooooooooooom...BANG
Crowd: Dude, you broke something...
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